Can 54 watt High Output T5 bulbs be used with this fixture?
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Yes 54 watt high output bulbs can be used with this fixture but if you want to run anything bigger like the ultra high output 95 watt bulbs you have have to use a fixture with ballast s designed for those bulbs
134521
Yes, but I prefer the light output of this bulb that I use as a replacement: (Pack of 6) F54T5/865/HO 54-Watt T5 High Output 6500K Daylight Bulbs
1055423
No. Only T5 bulbs work. Check this one out, it's what I use as replacement bulbs and it's even better than the ones included in this fixture. It gives off better light output and the quality of the product is superb. Hope it helps! (Pack of 6) F54T5/865/HO 54-Watt T5 High Output 6500K Daylight Bulbs
862201
You will be fine. 13 x 4 watt bulbs = 52 watts total towards the 88 watt capacity of the unit.
2267554
This fixture includes one 28 watt 6700K lamp and one 28 watt Colormax lamp. These are normal output T5 lamps.
1122836
As long as the bulbs are not over 35 watts. Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any questions. Sincerely, Briana
212166
it depends what kind of fixture is, if its a t5 fixture that will take t5 bulbs, t8 t8 bulbs, and so on and so forth
150662
I cannot say that the f2c5535 bulb will fit your fixture. It's certainly a function of the diameter of the inner bulb which has to fit within some spring clips on the fixture. There is nothing in either set of numbers that tells me this diameter. I think that the T6 number is the size of the glass bulb which is about what mine is, also the 55W is fifty five watts and the 3500K is the lumens or brightness. The higher the number the brighter the bulb. Sorry, but I don't know what the rest of the numbers stand for, but somewhere you need to find the diameter of the bulb to fit in the mounting clips.
2170126
i know that my fixture needed a g4 bulb, i am not sure if g4 and t3 are interchangeable, i would lean towards no
417208
I have no way to adequately respond to this question. Bulbs come in standard lengths: 24" or 48". One or the other, just like a regular florescent bulb. T5 bulbs do require a receptical that will accept T5 bulbs; a standard fixture won't do.
2163819
yea, its just a normal T5 light. can be removed and put into another T5 fixture. same with this fixture allowing other T5 bulbs.
993752
30,000 total lumens. each 54 watt lamp puts out 5000 lumens and there are 6 lamps on this fixture.
2099272
I've used it with T5's and 1000 watt MH and HPS bulbs and it works with them.
679512
I'm not sure. I used the bulbs it came with. I imagine that as long as the bulbs you want to use aren't higher in wattage then they would work.
1551730
Yes, you may not need 55w ballasts if the bulbs are 35w, it can affect the color
156290
I doubt it, but I didn't see any definitive statement on the boxes. I replaced existing 50 watt R30s floods in bathroom recessed downlights with frosted trims, and they work superbly; coverage and color are great. Check Lightkiwi's website which I found to be useful.
932797
Yes, these bulbs shown are 85 watts which is over the power limit. These brand of bulbs are also made in 65 watts, so those would be ok.